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MTH-264 Week 14 (April 6-12)
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6.3 Second-Order Equations
- recommended:
7, 11, 15,
16,
18,
23, 26, 27,
28,
29,
30,
30 alt,
31,
32,
34
- basic constant "juggling"
- concentration on the shifting theorems
- the first shifting theorem
- If L[ f(t) ] = F(s), then L[ eatf(t) ] = F(s-a)
- "wrapping a function in an exponential envelope results in shifting its transform"
- the second shifting theorem
- If L[ f(t) ] = F(s), then L[ ua(t) f(t-a) ] = e-asF(s)
- "wrapping a transform in an exponential envelope is the result of a 'shift and delay' of the original function"
- advanced constant "juggling"
- the transform of higher-order derivatives
- manipulating sines and cosines
- discontinuous forcing functions
6.4 Delta Functions and Impulse Forcing
- recommended:
1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8,
9,
10
- the dirac function
- a basic example
- periodic impulse forcing
- the effect on graphs of solutions
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Assessments
- Deadlines and File Submission
- Submit your assessment as a single PDF file to the Assessment Folder
inside your assigned Google Drive folder by 11:59pm on the date indicated.
- No late assessments are accepted. If you have a conflict with a deadline,
contact me before the deadline.
- Solutions are posted under these links after the deadline.
- Homework
- due Wednesday, April 9:
Appendix B - 12 alt,
18 alt,
6.1 - 22 alt,
25 alt,
6.2 - 13 alt,
14 alt
- due Wednesday, April 16:
6.3 - ,
6.4 -
- due Wednesday, April 23:
6.4 - ,
6.5 -
- Exams
- due Wednesday, April 23: Exam 3
- Exam 3
(solutions)
- Exam 3 covers sections 3.6, 4.1-4.4, appendix B, and 6.1-6.5
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